Re: IIe SCSI Card Question

[wbaguhn@nyx.cs.du.edu (Will Baguhn)]

In article <Dn840t.HF7.0.queen@torfree.net>,
David Arnett <bo144@torfree.net> wrote:
>I may buy a SCSI card for my IIe if I find one cheap before I get a Mac.  
>Can anyone please tell me what markings are on both versions so I will 
>recognize it if I see it?
>
>Also, is any external software required?  If it comes with a disk, there 
>is a 0% chance the disk will still be there.  Can it be downloaded from 
>the web?  I mainly want to get a small HD and use it to store files that 
>I download which are overflowing my floppys.  I would save everything to 
>two HD's as backup.
>
>Can Appleworks 2.0 read/write to a HD?  Can Zlink?  Is there a FAQ on the 
>web that tells me all I need to know?
>
>Thanks for any help.
>-- 
>David Arnett <bo144@torfree.net>
>North York, Ontario, Canada.

Under ProDOS, any program can read or write any disk.  ProDOS's main advantage
over DOS 3.3 lies in that... more robust, non-device specific OS.